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Cases
Case
#1- A thorough arson defense investigation exonerates
a small town housewife falsely accused of arson after
the start of two scheduled trials.
Case #2- A family of 4 loses their home to
a fire. The owner became a falsely accused arson suspect
though the cause was electrical. The insurance company
wrongfully denied the owner's claim. Successful litigation
followed and the innocent owner's were exonerated
and collected for their losses. The family dog who
lived in the burned remains for many months finally
returned home.
Case #3- Eight felony criminal charges were
dismissed after a total loss fire in a downtown commercial
building. The owner was falsely accused of having
an x-employee set the fire. Our arson defense investigator
in this cold case fire investigation where the fire
origin and cause scene had been removed, was able
to recreate the scene by an after the fact forensic
fire investigation. Through our efforts, the falsely
accused arson suspect had all criminal charges dismissed.
Case #4- A single Mother is falsely accused
of arson and is found guilty after two trials and
imprisoned. Through the efforts of our arson defense
investigator, physical evidence was recovered from
the scene long after the fire. After a forensic fire
investigation a different origin and cause was determined,
and the wrongly convicted arson suspect was released
on appeal.
Case #5- Two small children died in a house
fire while their Father was working outside. Felony
counts of arson and charges for the deaths were filed
two years after the fire. Our cold case investigation
"by our arson defense investigator" resulted
in dismissal of the arson counts and the falsely accused
arson suspect reached a plea bargain for other charges
based on negligence.
Case #6- In Florida, a college nursing student
was one class test away from her two year degree,
when a small fire started in the school building restroom.
She reported the fire and was later falsely charged
with arson. Our arson investigator worked with her
attorney to have the arson charges dismissed.
Case #7- In Texas a young man returning from
the convenience store at night discovered a car on
fire in a vacant lot. He called in the fire to 911.
He was later falsely accused of arson. Our arson investigator
worked with he and his attorney in this cold case
investigation, and aided in dismissal of the arson
charges.
Case
#8- A rental house owner called the utility company
to turn the power on after his renter moved out, and
during renovation. The house caught fire due to combustibles
on the stove burner which was "on". He was
charged with arson and our arson defense investigator
assisted in efforts to reduction of charges to misdemeanor
and probation.
Case #9- A second rental house fire caused
by combustibles on the stove after power was turned
back on by the utility company resulted in denial
of the insurance claim. No arson charges were filed
and appeal of the damage claim denial is still in
progress.
Case #10- A California accidental fire was
called "suspicious" by the fire department.
Our arson defense investigator documented the scene
of the fire before demolition. No charges were filed
by the fire department after our investigation and
well known involvement.
Case #11- A falsely accused housewife had a
kitchen fire caused by a defective electric stove.
The Fire Marshall had her charged with felony arson
with no evidence and an improper origin area listed.
Their Insurance claim was denied. The first trial
was dismissed due to errors. Before the second trial
she contracted cancer and died over 3 years after
the fire. So much for fairness of the system in some
cases.
Stay tuned for the results of 5 more cases in Georgia,
Maine, New York and Arkansas. This site has been updated
September of 2011.